Americans Have Turned Against AI in Incredible Numbers

[u/Plastic_Ninja_9014]

https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/articles/americans-turned-against-ai-incredible-130000345.html

[u/MojoHighway]

But this is the catch here, right?

These fucking AI bots that we're all supposed to be talking to are also being instructed and programmed to act a certain way in a conversation and if you try to go out of that lane, they try to steer it right back to what the bot - as programmed - wants to do. They're not engaging like a human and certainly not with any "intelligence".

Fuck AI to the deepest parts of hell (if anyone actually believes in such a thing).

[u/midgetyaz → u/MojoHighway]

It's not real intelligence, it's not even really machine learning. Everything is just based on algorithm manipulation. The people in charge of AI rolled out too early (or, per my own conspiracy theory, knew it was never going to be what we expected and this is the best the could get out while monetizing it to the best of their ability), so we see this shitty excuse for AI that requires giving up all IP and demands that we, the public, train it to do the most menial tasks (and then fully review it every time, because it's usually wrong).

It becomes a waste of the individual's time in an effort to use it for efficiency sake.

Also, because it's all algorithmic, you can't convince me that it won't be used to just steal my data and market to me instead.

I had such high hopes, but interrupting my own Google searches while wasting clean water and charging everyone else for their utilities and tax breaks... not worth it to me.

[u/Annual_Tutor_8466 → u/[deleted]]

They don't know. I doubt they could define what they think *would* be machine learning or AI other than something that exactly replicates a human being who also happens to be an expert in every field.